It is with great pleasure that I submitted my internship report on "Factors Affecting Outbound Medical Travel from Bangladesh" right here. I have tried my best to convey the original situation of outbound medical travel from Bangladesh with full effectiveness and efficiency. Tanvir Abir, Associate Professor of Daffodil International University, Dhaka, Bangladesh for giving detailed feedback and advice on this responsibility.
We hereby confirm that Md Shadhin, ID BBA (Marketing), is a full-time student of the Department of Business Administration, Faculty of Business and Entrepreneurship, Daffodil International University. He completed his medical travel internship program in Bangladesh and prepared for this internship under my direct supervision. I solemnly declare that the work of this internship report titled "Factors Influencing Outbound Medical Travel from Bangladesh" is one of my key works under the supervision of Dr.
The practice of medical tourism is usually very popular in both rich and developing countries, and it is gradually becoming a legitimate tourist component. The purpose of this conceptual debate is to examine the growth of medical travel in Bangladesh with specific emphasis on its current characteristics and potential effects. The growth of medical tourism typically depends on several elements, including greater access to transportation, complementary tourism facilities, industry-oriented information sharing, and generally higher quality service offerings.
The study also provides some important recommendations to help create policies that would accelerate the development of this industry.
Introduction
Background of the Study
Objectives of the Study
Broad Objective
Specific Objectives
Research Question
Scope of the Study
Limitations
Motives of Choosing Outbound Health Tourism
- Apparent Quality Service
- International Marketing and Promotion
- Information Spreading
- Service Quality Evaluation
- Trade and Supply of Health Care
- Other Issues
There are also a number of more complicated surgeries available in the country, such as liver transplants. However, patients have turned to other nations for these services due to widespread ignorance caused by the lack of information transfer. In Bangladesh there is no adequate policy for evaluation of medical and nursing r.
In addition to the information not being updated often, there is no system in place for patients to rate a doctor's past performance. Beyond that, malpractice and serious misconduct rarely result in the revocation of a physician's license. Hospitals and private doctors can take advantage of patients because national medical organizations such as the Bangladesh Medical Association (BMA) are inactive and the Ministry of Health has little interest in stopping ethical malpractice.
Patient trust must be gained through standardized assessment procedures within the sector for medical tourism to grow. Cross-border distribution, consumption abroad, commercial presence and mobility of health personnel are the most common forms of exchange. On the positive side, it can lead to improvements in the infrastructure, technological capacity and healthcare standards of the healthcare exporter.
Medical tourism can be an important way for countries importing health care services to overcome resource constraints, especially for specialized health care services. Trade in health services, however, can also lead to a dual market structure or exacerbate these trends already present in the health care system (18). As a result, it can lead to the development of higher and more expensive health care facilities that serve a select group of affluent locals, while the vast majority are served by lower quality facilities, as evidenced by the recent influx of hospitals designed in Dhaka.
Recommends unnecessary medical tests for disease diagnosis; irregular drug supplies in hospitals; irregular caretaker monitoring of patients; lack of specialists; not giving the right treatment the first time; long waiting times; negative word-of-mouth deterring others from seeking treatment in the nation; fails to answer patients' questions; and lack of security. Besides this, the low accessibility to hospitals; shortage of doctors and nurses; the presence of additional payments (bribes) at all service levels; and undercapacity and exorbitant costs of excellent hospital services (Hasan, 2015).
My Responsibility in the Internship Program
Researches Related the Health Tourism
Research Framework
Methodology of the Study
Secondary Data
Analysis of the study
- Demographic characteristics of the respondents
- Response Analysis
- Question 1
- Question 2
- Question 3
- Hypothesis Analysis
All the respondents selected for this study earn more than four hundred and fifty thousand takas annually. The choices are selected based on the greatest number of attributes associated with international medical tourism. However, we also note that a significant number of respondents are mostly genuine patients, while some are general tourists visiting for other purposes.
I think the availability of expert doctors is the main reason to influence the outbound medical travel from Bangladesh. Efficient medical staff is one of the reasons to influence the outbound medical travel from Bangladesh. The result (0.756) shows a positive relationship between Availability of Expert Doctors and Outbound Medical Travel from Bangladesh.
Do you think expert doctors, efficient medical staffs and best service are the reason for medical travel outside Bangladesh. The result (0.689) shows a positive relationship between better service quality and medical travel abroad from Bangladesh. The result (0.677) shows a positive relationship between Efficient Medical Staff and Outbound Medical Travel from Bangladesh.
Findings of Analysis
Recommendations Based on the Analysis
Conclusion
This questionnaire will be used to find out the research result of the large number of target population related to foreign health tourism. Your answers to these questions will help us know if the factors are really effective enough to describe people's choice of health tourism. Questions are provided with possible selected answers regarding health tourism abroad in Bangladesh.
